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Time Submitted: Mon, 28 Jul 14 09:02:45 +0000

NAME = some one


COMMENT = James Thomas Goodrick RAAF

http://www.jcproctor.co.uk/raflist4.html

http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/welcomewalls/names/goodrick-james-thomas

GOODRICK, James Thomas


Origin Rochester, Kent, England

First settled in Palmyra, WA

Original Occupation Student

Occupation in Australia Accountant


Ormonde Departure Port London

Arrival Year 1929

Fremantle

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Flight Officer RAAF during WWII. Accountant and Tax Agent working in own business.

Manager of Fremantle Fishing Company and for Craig Mostyn & Co in Fremantle. Settled in Melville,

where he lived for 45 years, until his death in 1992.

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Thanks for the information regarding James Goodrick who was cousin Jim's navigator at 625 Squadron.

Have you a special interest in James Goodrick as a relative or in connection with his 12 Squadron posting,

perhaps? If so there is more about F/Sgt Goodrick in

'Does Life Hold Any More in Store?' or contact me via email - ...



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Time Submitted: Wed, 23 Jul 14 00:47:46 +0000

NAME = Max Tomlinson


I am one of William (Uncle Bill) Allan's nephews - my mother Lorraine was Bill's sister.

I was born in 1947 so I didn't meet or know him; however,

my mother and her siblings always spoke lovingly of him.

It's wonderful to be able to read such a detailed account of Bill's wartime experience.

Congratulations to all involved in collating this information and recording it for posterity.

My "bucket list" includes a visit to Uncle Bill's grave where I will pay my respects to a brave man.


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Time Submitted: Tue, 27 May 06 10:41:27 +0000

NAME = May


COMMENT = Great Website  I love RAF History WWII  Related

Can anyone who lived in Hemel Hempstead remember the bomb that fell down in the back lanes

“Belswains Lane area ? I can remember someone telling  me  and wondered if there was any truth in the story?


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Hello  May and welcome to the site , Thank -you for  visiting us ,

John Updates his Blog on a weekly basis  and is full of RAF Bomber Command articles - images,

you can always find the updated pages here…


WWII RAF Bomber Command Blog


And  regarding your question -  May yes I can confirm a Bomb Did Drop in Belswains Lane During  WWII

And also in Astley Hill, near the Cemetery .


I don’t  normally  post BBC articles  or  links but this one tell’s the account

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peopleswar/stories/92/a3117692.shtml


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Time Submitted: Sat, 24 May 14 13:41:27 +0000

NAME = Paul / Watford


COMMENT = This site is amazing for people to be connected with Bomber Command History.

The Making and the Running of such a site is fascinating to me 'Time,Cost,Effort' your documentation, and preparation of the site has taken its place in Google and is a great way to recorded  local peoples history.


When the home page loaded I was looking out the window for a low flying propeller aircraft, I love it.

I would never have visited this site if it weren't for a friend who recommended it on Facebook.

Paul


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Time Submitted: Fri, 23 May 14

NAME = Hayley


COMMENT = Hi John,

Its great to see your new look site is up and running, and it looks brilliant!



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Time Submitted: Fri, 23 May 14

NAME = Jason Andrews


COMMENT = Your New Site Looks Superb !

Congratulations A Job Well Done..



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